On the use of thermoelectric microgenerators for powering cardiac pacemakers
Keywords:
cardiac pacemaker, power supply, thermoelectric microgenerator, cardiovascular diseasesAbstract
The paper describes the design and operation of modern pacemakers, as well as their classification by the mechanism of work and power supplies. A comparative analysis of power supplies is given and prospects for the use of thermoelectric microgenerators for powering pacemakers are determined. Bibl. 66, Fig. 15, Tabl. 8.
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